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me? You do not look happy. and l. oh,
Hugh, Hugh, forgive mel have suffered
so muchr'
For all answer he takes her In his arms,
unmindful of Laurie, with the old.tlme
tenderness, the old-time words of love,
''neyer more to walk alone! To make the
life that for time she had married."
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Renews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chcsley. Petersen, CLAY Co..
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the truth of which is vouchcd for by the
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to Electric Bitters for having renewed my
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worse than it was last yearr' Landlord /:
impossible, sirr'
"A man who had a scolling wife, being
asked what he did for living. replied that
he "kept hothouse.n
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Bucklen's Arnica salve.

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Two heads ought to be better than one.
Four lips are certainly better than two.
-Vassar girls are said to be so modest
that they will not work on improper frac-
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when she had Children, she gavo them Castoria
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Precise young lady Ito her little BROTH
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the ankle Of the table; you disturb me'
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Blle Grass Condition Powders,

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A. ]. LitZGRberGGr'S Column.
l have just received u case of
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Autumn again, and the dead leaves
rustled beneath the tread OF Hugh Laur,ne
as he sSuniered along the country ruad, his
rife slung Aeross his shoulder, his thoughts
full Of bitter memories.
Suddenly turning bend In the road he
came upon woman and girl. poorly and
plainly clad, seated by the roadside, a bas-
ket fall of parcels resting beside them.
As be advanced opposite the woman-a
slim, gentle creature, wilh Wondroas eyes
aud a sAd. wsArY face. rose 10 her feet with
a low cay, and stood beiore him trembling
Ike wind bios RED.
"hushF she Whispered hoarsely. My
GOd-youl Are you happy Has time
or0ushl yOu lhe solaoe il coulI not brins TO
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! have been practicing mediciH
and have never been able 20
compound that would, Ike SIM
lator promptly anu effectively
action, and az the same time a.d
sningl the digestive and assimila
system L. NJ. HIHroE, NJ. ID.
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EDINBURG NOTES.
lostest goods for lsastest money at

.Hostest goods for lsastest money at
II. +. Boyers.
The Shenandoh Cornet Band, Of this
place, have rented room in the third
story of the Murray House, toprsctice in'
Hats and boots will be sold at sacri-
fee. for cash, at c. r. Nightmare
Mr.. D. S. Rau, after an illness Of four or
five weeks, is again getting about.
Rev. Geo. II. Zimmerman will preach in
the Methodist Church. in Edinburg, next
Sunday, goth inst.
A full line Of spring shoes at II. Z.
BoyeTs.
The practice or habit of tearing palingS
of Of fences should be stopped, as it is
very annoying to property owners TO have
to nail on palings every morning. and IN
many instances the pallng. have been
carried away.
HE. Boyer is always at the top OF the
market on all country produce.
One day last week a beautiful monu-
ment was placed over the grave OF ID.
Latimer Grove, ono Of the most popular
Young men Of this place, aud one OF the
best known Baltimore drummers, who
died at his fathers home, in this place,
last August.
A large assortment OF zephyr, &c. o. at
c. P. Wightman's.
Remember, c. p. Wightman will not he
undersold. Give him a trial and be con
WINGED.
Base ball is all the rage here now among
the small boys. They even steal away
from their mothers and practice on Sun
days. We witnessed a game between
Bob wightman and Harry Murray last
Sunday. Both Of these boys did their
level best to be champions.
HE. Boyer has inst opend fine line OF
new reAdy-made clothing which are strict
" of the latest sp ring and summer styles
Call early then you will have the
pleasure Of looking over complete line
Of ready-made clothing, for H. T. Boyer
will not be beaten in anything in this line.
1t will pay you doubly to give him call
Highest market prices paid for all kinds
Of country produce at c. P. Wightman s.
you want garden seeds 20 to C. T.
Wightman's.
Use Sweet Home" soap and save half
the labor Of washing Sold only by Z. r.
Wightman.
Last Saturday a juvenile base ball club
came here from Woodstock to play an in
FAINT club of this place. The juveniles
were so sanguin of success that one OF
them said the infants would be apt to get
"chilled" and overthrow if they attempt
cd to "chaw" the juveniles between bases,
and advised them to keep "cool,' which
they did, as will be seen by the score,
which stood: infants, A.; Juveniles, a.
We understand that another game will be
played by the same clubs, at Woodstock
next Saturday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-03-18
Ladies Guide 10 Fancy Work.

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Address, THE EMPIRE NEWS co.
Syracuse, y. y.
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Conference of the M. E. Church South.

The Baltimore Annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
commenced its one hundred and third
session last Wednesday morning March
9th in the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, of which Rev. Isaac w. Canter is
pastor in Leesburg, Loudoun county, Va,
and continued in session until Tuesday
evening, March 18th. The following are
the Appointments for Winchester District
John S. Martin, presiding elder. Win
chester, G. T. Tyler Winchester Circuit,
J. A. Dulaney; Cedarville Circuit, S.
Townsend Front Royal Circnit, j. l..
Armstrong Warren Crcnit, d. l.. REID /;
Berryvile Circuit, w. l.. Lynch, s. H..
Engle; J. j. Engle, supernumerary Mill
wood Circuit, +. II. Shipley; Brucetown
Circuit, +. A. Strother, j. 7. Stump ;
Martinsburg, J. Il. Andrews; Berkeley
Circuit, L. Butt; Charlestown, w. G..
Eggleston Frederick Mission, J. II. Wolf;
f. r. Hetterick, supernumerary Jeifer-
son, C. H. Wood Shepherdstown Cir
cult, A. A. p. Neel; Jainsboro. Circuit s.
r. snapp; Page Circuit, NJ. NJ. Long
strasburg Mission, II. A. Grayer; Shensn-
doah Mission, l.. Fox; Woodstock aud
Edinburg, G. II. Zimmerman j. 2. Hyde,
Valley Female College.
Martinsburg, w. Va, was selected al
the next place of meeting. After the
announcement Of the standing boards
etc, the reading of the list Of appoint
ments for the ensuing conference year
and the passage Of the usual resolutions
of thanks, the conference, at 10 O'Clock
! p. NJ, adjourned.
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Another Art Craze.

The latest art work among ladies' Is
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eli, together with box OF material, l0l col
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The PLAGUE alone is worth more than the
amount charged. To every lady ordering
this outfit who encloses the address OF five
other ladies interested in Art matters, 10
whom we can mail our new catalogue OF
Art Goods, we will enclose extra and with.
out charge, an imitation hand painted
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ing. lG colored pictures. &c. only l5c.--
Embroidery Silk, best quality, all colors
soc. per 100 skelns. Tlnsel Braid, gold OF
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large ball, only l5c. Macrsne Cord, white
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Address. THE EMPIRE NEWS CO.,
Syracuse, n. Y
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wnnnsrncr Va March 1G. 1ss1

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FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

To The Tofers Of Shenandoah county;
! respectfully announce myself as can
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GEO. W. MILEY
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roR corNr TnrAsuNEN.

To the Toiers Of Shenandoah Comfy
respectfully announce myself o. oaudi-
date for reelection 20 the office of County
Treasurer, and, in so doing. desire 70 ex-
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To the IOfers Of Shenandoah t0NN'H
] most respectfully announce myself q
candidate for the Office Of County Treas
urer. Ifit shall be your pleasure 20 give
me your suffrage unto an election, | sol
EMMY promise that viii faithfully dis
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Wall Paper {.
Wall Paper {!

W. II. Bargelt, at Burner Building mas
a large stock of the latest patterns OIL
wall paper, bordering, &c, on hand which
will be sold in any quantity at prices
lower than ever. Persons intending 10
paper their houses. will save money by
calling to see his stock before purchasing
Also a full line of gold and silver Watches
jewelry, spectacles, silverware' CLOCKS
books and stationery. Particular alten-
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enables him to say that all work Will be
done skiIfully and warranted to give
satisfaction. Respectfully,
W. II. BARGELr
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DIED

Mrs. Mary 4. Larkins wife of Mr. Green
Larkins. departed this life on the 9th inst. b..
near Columbia Furnace; aged 30 years, 10
months and ~ days.
'rhe deceased was consistent member
Of the Methodist Church for several years,
She leaves husband aud two small chill
dren to mourn their loss.
In the absence of her pastor the funeral
sermon was preached by Rev. II. Tallhelm
to large congregation.